Inner wheel members’ 23rd anniversary celebrated at Sonning Golf Club
A commemorative cake and a Morris Minor were the lunchtime stars
Read moreDetailsA commemorative cake and a Morris Minor were the lunchtime stars
Read moreDetailsPressure group Sell Before We Dai has expressed cautious optimism over the latest Reading FC takeover announcement.
Read moreDetailsNearly 150 homes could be built just south of the M4 near Reading despite concerns about traffic and the impact on the environment.
Read moreDetailsPlans are steaming ahead for a restaurant and bar chain to open its first-ever location in Reading later this year.
Read moreDetailsThe number of council homes in Reading has actually gone down despite the Labour administration's housebuilding programme.
Read moreDetailsAllotments are set to be replaced with burial space in Reading at a cost of more than £3 million.
Read moreDetailsA Mexican-inspired fast food chain in Reading town centre could keep on selling tacos, nachos and more for those looking for a late-night bite.
Read moreDetailsA vote is being held to appoint governors to scrutinise the management of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading FC put another point on the board as they played out a goalless draw with runaway League One leaders Birmingham City.
Read moreDetailsYuan Yang, member of Parliament for Earley and Woodley, has joined forces with fan group Sell Before We Dai and the Supporters Trust at Reading
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